America · BREWERIES
The good breweries tours fill up early and the best go first. Below: the 5 to book ahead, what each includes and how they differ.
Go underground in Cincinnati on the Hidden Brewery Caverns Tour, then sip beer at Northern Row Taproom. Two tunnel systems, local history.
“Our tour guide Baconator was great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I would recommend to be with her on this tour.”
A 3 hour Asheville brewery walk with a certified cicerone, 10 beer samples, and a smooth route through Hi-Wire, Twin Leaf, and Burial.
“Michael Kinschnik our guide is very knowledgeable on brewing history and It’s transition to modern Brewing. We had a great time with Michael. After our tour we can sample Beers with new knowledge of their differences. Thanks Michael.”
Prohibition-inspired barrel bus beer tour in Chicago, 3h45 long. Up to three breweries, 45 to 55 oz samples, guided.
“The tour was just ok. Visited 3 breweries. The vibe on the bus was a little off - some upbeat music would have made a huge difference.”
A 3-hour guided Boston brewery tour with round-trip transport, up to 16 tastings, and a snack, ending at The Meadhall.
“Adrian was great! Great mix of beers and educational information. The 4 breweries were all different vibes which was nice as there was something for everyone. Highly recommend!”
Pedals & Pints Brewery Bicycle Tour in Austin blends city highlights with microbrewery tastings, bikes and helmets included, in about 3 hours.
“My husband and I agreed that this experience was one of our favorites on our quick trip to Austin. Our guide Colt was delightful, knowledgable and funny. We enjoyed getting to know some interesting and relevant history about Austin while exploring Austin on an easy bike route while visiting three breweries. Highly recommend!”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
